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Planet ruled by Ming the Merciless in 'Flash Gordon' crossword clue
M O N G O
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| New York Times crossword of July 4th, 2009 other clues |
| Fastest ocean liner ever in a transatlantic crossing (3 days, 12 hours, 12 minutes) |
| Free |
| French seasoning |
| Gabardine, e.g. |
| Greek goddess Athena ___ |
| Greek war god, to Greeks |
| He wrote 'Life has no meaning the moment you lose the illusion of being eternal' |
| Hearing things |
| Henry James biographer Leon |
| Highest-grossing film of 1996 |
| Inexperienced with |
| It may be down |
| It may make people jump to a conclusion |
| Landlocked European |
| Landscaper's project |
| Like best friends |
| Like some ports |
| Live |
| Maid of honor and best man, e.g. |
| Non-coffee order at Starbucks |
| Old Testament God |
| Old White House monogram |
| Oscar-winning portrayer of Police Chief Bill Gillespie, 1967 |
| PAC for those who pack? |
| Parlor pic |
| Patriotic display |
| Performed the role of |
| Peter out |
| Pi and others |
| Prefix with -zoic |
| Prep, e.g.: Abbr. |
| Private reading? |
| Record for the record books |
| Remain |
| 1920s leading lady ___ Naldi |
| 1946's 'Giant Brain' |
| 'Séance on ___ Afternoon' (1964 suspense thriller) |
| 1973 Ali jaw-breaker |
| Asian flatbread |
| Azerbaijan's capital |
| Bank structures? |
| Baseball's Dark and Downing |
| Bath beads maker |
| Bellyache |
| Big man in Oman |
| Block division |
| Branches |
| Broke a court rule |
| Busts in a museum, e.g. |
| California county |
| Catawampus |
| Copy cats? |
| Didn't retire, maybe |
| Disc holder |
| Dog originally bred to hunt otters |
| Double ___ |
| Season opener? |
| Second start? |
| Send |
| Send, in a way |
| Showbiz bookings |
| Single stroke |
| Spoonful, say |
| Star of India and others |
| They're placed in the center of a table |
| Trans ___ (Kyrgyz/Tajik border range) |
| Twists |
| Word with part or port |
| ___ a fox |
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